By Aimee Ortiz Globe Correspondent,September 26, 2015, 6:22 a.m.
The crowd during Chromeo's Boston Calling performance. Ben Stas for The Boston Globe
The three-day Boston Calling Music Festival brought with it unique beats, fast rhythms, and, of course, light shows.
Fans enjoyed the star-studded line-up, which included Alabama Shakes, the Avett Brothers, Walk the Moon, Doomtree, Alt-J, Chrvches, Sturgill Simpson, and Chromeo, among others.
Check out moments from Boston Calling below:
Lauren Mayberry performed with Chvrches at Boston Calling.Ben Stas for The Boston Globe
Ben Howard on stage during the third day of Boston Calling.Justin Saglio
Iain Cook with Chvrches.Ben Stas for The Boston Globe/Globe Freelance
Alabama Shakes during the third day of Boston Calling.Justin Saglio/Globe Freelance
An overview of City Hall Plaza during Boston Calling.Ben Stas for The Boston Globe
Father John Misty.Ben Stas for The Boston Globe
Hozier during the third day of Boston Calling.Justin Saglio
Fans clapped along during Skylar Spence's performance at Boston Calling.Ben Stas for The Boston Globe
Sturgill Simpson played guitar during his performance.Ben Stas for The Boston Globe
Father John Misty performed on stage. Ben Stas for The Boston Globe
City Hall Plaza was reflected in the glasses of Sims, performing with Doomtree.Ben Stas for The Boston Globe
Fans at the rail during Doomtree's set at Boston Calling. Ben Stas for The Boston Globe
P.O.S. (left) and Dessa performed with Doomtree. Ben Stas for The Boston Globe
David Macklovitch of Chromeo got up close with the crowd. Ben Stas for The Boston Globe
City Hall was illuminated with projections during night two of Boston Calling. Ben Stas for The Boston Globe
Alt-J performed at night. Ben Stas for The Boston Globe
Fans cheered during the Avett Brothers’s performance at the Boston Calling music festival. Josh Reynolds for the Boston Globe
Joe Kwon (left) and Tania Elizabeth with The Avett Brothers, on stage.Josh Reynolds for the Boston Globe
Fans carrying glow sticks sang along with Of Monsters and Men. Josh Reynolds for the Boston Globe
Gregory Alan Isakov and his bass player at day one. Josh Reynolds for the Boston Globe
Tory Gilligan of Lynn looked for a friend in the crowd while waiting for Gregory Alan Isakov to play.Josh Reynolds for the Boston Globe
A violinist played with Gregory Alan Isakov.Josh Reynolds for the Boston Globe
